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Next on: Monday 06 July, 11.05PM on More4
Castles in the air... Presenter Kevin McCloud follows some of Britain's most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams.
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Next on: Monday 06 July, 7PM on More4
Kevin McCloud returns to see how past projects have developed and ask the question was it all worth it?
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Next on: Monday 06 July, 12.30PM on Channel 4
Artist Alan Kane breaks with the conventions of fine art by bringing the live nude model to daytime television. Watch and learn, or get involved yourself...
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Last broadcast: Friday 05 June, 4AM on Channel 4
The Channel 4 Big Art Project is inspiring and creating unique works of public art in seven selected sites across the UK
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Last broadcast: Wednesday 27 May, 2.55AM on More4
This True Stories documentary enters the surreal world of graphic artist Johnny Hicklenton, who is battling against multiple sclerosis and who escapes the confines of his illness through his artwork
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Last broadcast: Wednesday 27 May, 1.55AM on More4
When builder Tommy McHugh and chiropractor Jon Sarkin suffered massive brain traumas, they suddenly revealed a previously hidden talent: to create art that amazed critics and collectors
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Last broadcast: Sunday 17 May, 1.15AM on More4
This intriguing documentary tells the story behind the Great Wall of China, one of the world's great wonders and the most ambitious building project ever attempted
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Last broadcast: Friday 20 March, 1.10AM on Channel 4
First-time film-maker Cat McShane delves into the little-known world of adult doll's house enthusiasts, exploring the attraction of creating miniature worlds through the stories of some very British eccentrics
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Last broadcast: Wednesday 11 March, 10AM on Channel 4
Waldemar Januszczak presents his definitive account of his all-time favourite art-form - sculpture - in this three-part series
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Last broadcast: Saturday 07 March, 11PM on More4
The late Harold Pinter was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005. The acceptance speech he gave was a fierce and moving polemic on art, truth and politics.
